Daria & Sheogorath
Sheogorath
Ever notice that a meme can be a monument in your mind and a crumb on your screen? Let’s unpack the paradox of meme permanence versus its blink.
Daria
Sure, memes are the kind of monument that looks solid until you swipe them away. In your mind they’re relics you can quote at parties, but on the screen they’re just a flicker that vanishes the moment you scroll. The paradox is that we cherish the memory while the actual copy is as transient as a typo in a headline.
Sheogorath
A monument that evaporates, eh? I tried carving a meme into stone once, only to end up with a puddle of laughter—so it’s both solid and a splash!
Daria
You carved a meme into stone and ended up with a puddle of laughter—so basically you made a monument that’s solid only in your imagination, then let it evaporate right on the spot, like a dry joke that never actually stuck.
Sheogorath
Oh, that stone? I only pressed my foot in, and the humor slipped right through—like a sneeze that was too polite to land.
Daria
Footprints on stone that never actually get to the punchline—like a sneeze that politely chooses not to land.
Sheogorath
A sneeze that’s polite enough to miss the punchline—so the joke sits in your mind like a ghost in a canyon, never quite making it to the echo. So you see, I’m the kind of stone that cracks a joke but keeps the crack open, leaving only the feeling of laughter in the air.